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you incorporate bodacious corn a large kerneled corn. very sweet.rmer's market? >> today i made a cajun shrimp with corn salsa. spicy and sweet. >> jesse, how did you get involved. >> i'm just here to taste it because i love food. i love his idea with the bodacious corn, guys, because that sweetness will give something new to the salsa and very seasonal as well. summer is right around the corner. you got the grilled shrimp. it's going to be delicious. >> i love the any particular cheese you recommend doing. kids love these in he didn't do the quesadilla. that's the losing team. >> that's the other team. >> sorry. sorry. >> you have to try out the shrimp. she has to try out the shrimp. >> eat the best thing last. that's what you always do. best last. >> what do you think before the shrimp. >> fantastic. spicy, sweet, perfection. now, nisha. quesadilla good for kids and when you add in corn. >> i made barbecue chicken quesadillas and threw in grilled corn which adds smokiness and sweetness. >> it looks like there's -- >> cheese. >> caramelized onions

it's not simply corn and soybean. where the monoculture comes in is that we have a meat-based society. and is where your sore been -- soybean and corn is going. we are not even eating the kind of corn that is being fed to the cows and chickens. until you change the way in which we do things, rather than going from a meat-based food to something else, then you will not have those rich cross and plants- rich crops and that you perceive to be a minor culture. of all of it, 70% those monoculture crops are being fed to livestock. if we stop eating so much livestock, we will have less monocrops. >> and one of the reasons that they are monocultures is that these are low margin crops. you need to grow a lot of them. it's not like a tomato where you get a high return. one of the things we need to keep coming back to with discussion about agriculture is that net farm income is negative. anytime we are asking for farmers to give something up, we have to remind them -- we have to remind ourselves they are already in the hole. >>

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david corn, thank you very much for joining us.assador brigety, we're going to need you for one more segment here. >>> coming up, the reporting that the president trump administration has a plan for preemptive attack on north korea. but every administration has such an attack plan, has had such an attack plan on north korea. will this one be used? [car engine failing to start] [wind blows] yo- wh- ah- he- [gas pouring] [slurps loudly] [engine starting] [loud slurping continues] ♪ seriously, what is this place? it's heaven. yeah, muscle heaven. you want to take one for a test drive? (tires squealing, engine revs) the challenger and charger have the most affordable v8 engines in their classes. check them out now during the fast and furious sales event. the fate of the furious. in theaters april 14th. in dealerships now. now get 20% off msrp cash allowance on select 2017 dodge charger models in dealer stock. >>> our breaking news tonight. nbc news is reporting that the trump administration has a war plan for a preemptive nonnuclear st

it is an example of a true egg corn. with baited drive -- i tried to think how you could create your brass. a particular kind of mouthwash. i don't know. all of my drawings have a chicken in them, by the way. which came first, the chicken or the egg corn. bare knuckle fighting. actually come in pairs use their claws rather than knuckles. you see this one a lot. all of these malapropisms, by the way, are ones i've gone on the internet and found thousands and thousands of usages of.ar you could put in bare knuckle fighting and see how many thousand of usages google turns out. it's really amazing. they are delightful and they are the service fund things people do with language, not intentionally sometimes and sometimes intentionally. [laughter] i exercise my defense all the time. in fact, inserted doing that today, it makes some sense i suppose i'm the perfect nonsense that you would exercise your demons or you could exercise them. now this one i like. jaw-dropping. this is a particular kind of malapropisms that you get whe

their country and of course each other but also a very soft spot in their hearts for the nebraska cornuskers and elements came together for an unforgettable reunion and the story from gloria. >>> it took him 27 hours, five flights and more from afghanistan to nebraska and the corn huskers locker room. >> you don't look like an athlete. >> reporter: husker fans just suiting up would be a dream come true and it was that and so much more. >> he is in the middle of a really exciting event and we get to be a part of it and we are thankful for that matthew. >> reporter: the last leg from the battlefield to the football field. where matt disguised as a husker at the invitation of the team is about to surprise his wife nicole and six kids. his family also huge husker fans are there as honorary honorary team cap captain and have no idea dad is back from deployment and he takes off the helmet as his son is about to do the coin toss this is what a mega water smile looks like and a true surprise looks like and smiles filed by tears and takes the need for a family hug. >> really excited, glad he is

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in iowa, the answer is always corn. corn is king. and mexico loves iowa corn. mexico imported 13.8 million tons of american corn last year. and mexico was planning on importing at least that much, maybe more this year and then donald trump happened. and now mexico is trying to make deals to import its corn from argentina. and other countries. agricultural officials from argentina are very excited about this. they've been having meetings with mexican government officials. meetings to which donald trump is completely oblivious. those meetings are scaring people in iowa. >> my concerns is with nafta and what's your feelings with that and how to continue with that. >> for nafta, actually, iowa has benefited a lot because of our commodities. perhaps we could do some tweaks and renegotiation with nafta, but we certainly want to protect our iowa interests and make sure that we are exporting the commodities that we are raising on our farms. >> turns out there's someone working in the white house who knows exactly what joni ernst is talking about. >> as the nation's six

. >> the yun ny corn got thrown out of the la texas line.ccinos. we'll get them and bring them to them so they don't get thrown out again. >> ten minutes later. >> two thumbs up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ report they tried not unicorn latte in brooklyn. this is the next thing on the list. >> oh. [laughter] >> delicious. oh, look at the foot. >> logical progression of union if i corns. bill: unicorn latte. >> all right. tweet us if you like it. chasing news, we'll get back to you. bill: do we like it? >> no. >> no. bill: excellent. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good. 1:00. >> seven seconds later. dari: really like it. i am big it tomorrow. i am getting one tomorrow. i will get in my car by myself. no one can know. >> are we filming that? >> yeah, all in the editing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ reporter: i have a firsthand account from a commuter who spotted a terror attack had taken place after new jersey transit train left the secaucus junction train station and lisa marie left work early last friday to get a head start on the easter weekend. a so eveningsly, i boarded a 302 train from see ca

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not simply corn and soybean. ..until you sort of change the way in which we do things, rather than than going from a meat -based food to something else then you're not can have those rich kind of different crops and plants that you perceive to be less of a quote on because you see differences that's growing in the midwest be back i mean that's what is it? 70%? 70% of all of those monoculture crops so, if we stop eating so much livestock then will have less mono crops. >> one of the reasons their monocultures is because they're very low margin crops. so, to grow them you need to grow a lot of them. it's not like tomato where you get a high return. one of the things we need to keep coming back to in all of these discussions is that net farm income is actually negative. everything that were doing, any time were asking farmers to give something up, we, we need to remember that there already in the hole. >> and there's fewer and fewer of them. >> 4%. >> was ironic, in the segway, in the 1930, believe it or not, there wer

fabler join us shortly exclusive interviews with the ceos of verizon and corning. a lot of that is j&j and goldman but a lot to watch around the world. >> our road map starts with earnings. goldman sachs and bank of america reporting this morning, we'll dig through the numbers. >>> snap elections, uk program theresa may announcing plans to call a general election june 8. we'll go live to westminster. >> my american hire american. the president set to sign new executive orders with major implications for business. details straight ahead. start with the bank earnings, goldman sachs and bank of america out with results this morning, wilfred frost has been on the goldman sachs conference call. >> a big miss from goldman sachs flat year over year, equities also disappointed down 6% year on year. the recently promoted deputy cfo marty chavez on his first earnings call. >> within thick, g10 foreign exchange volatility approached its lowest level in two years for the dollar/euro pair. this was a headwind for clients volumes. reduced volatility also negatively affected clie

joining me now, joan walsh and david corn and a former aide to republican darrell isa. david, which would be worse? do you believe the president in the sund interew just played when he said he was literay going to cancel nafta todaright before t interview except for t phone calls? >> this is the funneldamental problem with trump and the last 100 days and the next 1,000 days if he stays in office. that you is can't trust whatever he says. you don't know if he's telling the truth, not telling the truth, if he's forgotten, if he's lying on purpose. everything he says is situational. he did that a million times during the campaign. we know that all politicians left, right, democratic, republican often play footsie and play games with the truth. donald trump set records for the statements about how many people attended the inauguration and three hundred dromillion people voting illegally. he denies what he said the day before or the nano second before if it's not relevant. and, therefore, it's kind of hard to assess what he believes, what he thinks, what he's going to do and

. >> anthony: as difficult as it might've been to forgo the joys of the bacon-wrapped foot-long corn sean's restaurant in downtown charleston, one of two that have helped make the city a fine dining destination. so i wanna know, southern living, it's very different up there and down here. it's a big transition. easy, easy for you or not? >> bill: it's easy. the only -- driving was the real transition because i drive like a new york person. when you come here driving like new york, you know, it takes you a while to recover. but, you know, i'm right on the edge here, like telling people that this is a really nice place to come and really i don't want anyone else to come. i like it the way it is. there's a lot of insects. it's really, really hot in the summer and the traffic is worse than it ever was. >> anthony: husk directly addresses southern culinary traditions using the best of modern techniques, but always, always respecting the originals and who made them. it's a pressing matter to redefine southern food. if i were a southerner, i would, i would make it a personal mission because

>> we've now learned about the heroing rescues that happened in this 2500 block fire of corning streetwashington. as can see, at first they smelled smoke. smelled rubber and then heard screams. let's hear from the neighbor in the back ground who was here when this was happening. >> they had two women in the window, the smoke was just going and they were screaming and screaming for someone to lp >> they did help them down. we're also told some women actually tossing her children off the balcony and needed to come here to get them to assist. we don't know about any injuries. hope to have that very shortly. again severe damage here from that apartment fire we don't know have a determination of cause yet. we're live in for the washington. back to you. >> my goodness incredible details out there. we'll keep in touch with you. >>> more breaking news. it's reported north korea has detained a u.s. citizen, tony kim was detained on saturday when trying to leave north korea airport bringing the number to three americans now being held there. a very good morning as we welcome you back in on this

. >>> four cars derailed dumping hundreds of pounds of corn colonels on the road. the -- kernels, the road was closed for 12 hours while crews cleaned up the mess. the corn was used as feed at a nearby farm. >> a wisconsin student will be attending not one, but two graduations this spring. 18-year-old austin column graduated from western technical college with an associates degree on saturday. he said he grew a beard to try to fit in with the college students. >> i don't say anything how old are you? i'm 18 in high school. >> they are all surprised. >> column -- he plans to go to university and study computer science in the fall. >> the face of fox news for many years has been fired due to multiple claims of sexual harassment. >>> an artist has come up with a way to calm children with their day-to-day struggles. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ la vie est belle. la vie est belle. the eau de parfum, lancôme. customize your free 7-piece gift. available now at boscov's. is 5:00 a.m., thursday, april 20. >> we're following breaking news. if it is are battling a

let's get back to david faber and big news out of verizon and corning.ey, david. >> earlier we had the chairman and ceo of verizon and counterpart at corning announcing a deal where ver iiz will buy a billion of fiber over the next four years from corning which is going to add to capacity down to north carolina to meet the demands that verizon is putting on it. why? well, the advent of 5g, from architecture standpoint is the need to put more fiber into the ground. >> we view it as next generation network and that network is going to look very different than what we've built in the past. if you look at 2g and third generation and fourth generation of wireless, it was about capacity and fifth generation is about those things that we're going to see a hundred times faster through but we'll lateen network and ten times the battery life we've seen in the past. that opens up a whole new set of applications for consumers and enterprise, but you can't do it if you don't have fiber deep into the network compared to what we've done in the past. >> that of course,

obviously going into the corn ethanol. with that very sad history and lessons about the failure of renewable fuel policy and support it got from edf and nrdc, ed and essentially the national honor associations wouldn't you agree with those organizations that owe environmentalists an apology for that failed 20-year experiment and do you also believe we really need to recognize that sustainable ethanol is in fact a mythology and is a partisan problem of bob dole and believe in the rfa lobby machines, the farm lobby was a critical part. >> sir, i am sorry to interrupt but we have just a few moments left. ethanol -- >> yeah, so, i actually think you are misunderstanding environmental funds. my last book had two chapters on bio fuels and came out in 2008 and was clear on the fact corn ethanol is bad idea. as far as i know, edf going back as far as i have been there, has never supported corn ethanol. it doesn't work out. the energy budget doesn't work out. if we could have made it use we would have. >> we have time for one more

david corn, it appears that the ranking member is not confused about what he saw. >> no. he is a former federal prosecutor. he knows how to handle document secrets and how to deal with other government agencies doing an investigation. which nunes doesn't seem to have my awareness of how to proceed. ooh think about this, joy. he has gone from being basically the chairman of an investigation to someone who should be a witness in the investigation. that's just not a good narrative arc for him. >> yeah. >> and, you know, the story has changed. the story about what is in the documents changed the first three or four times he told the story. we still have no idea there is anything in those documents that really warrant investigation. schiff said no. but that they may just have been minor injuries. and yet you see day after day the white house, sean spicer and other people who are trying to divert attention from the real thing, the russian connection going on about how this is a gigantic civil liberties case, as if they ever cared than. and still nobody ever than nunes has come

and back with us, david corn. so an orthodox jew and a anti-semite walk into the white house.ly go wrong? steve bannon, i just want to clarify, his wife in divorce papers under oath said that steve bannon did not want his daughters in los angeles going to a school because it had too many kids there like jared kushner's kids. he feared that the school had too many jewish kids and too many jewish parents. how does jared kushner do a day's work in the same building with that guy? >> well, look, i mean, i've spent a lot of time reporting on steve bannon and people who work with him and they include orthodox jews that have never heard him say those sorts of things. there are more issues between jared kushner and steve bannon. they are both stylistic and they go to policy. jared kushner has grown frustrated with steve bannon's burn the whole show down attitude and he also finds his policy views and economic nationalism and some of his views in terms of immigration too extreme and jared wants to moderate the president in his policy views. so it's created a chasm between the two of th

. >> corning liquor. >> that is the -- corn liquor. larry: that is the secret!anked them for the contribution to the city for many years. that is the secret. corn liquor. alison: sense of humor. larry: that, too. alison: awesome. rocking the reds already. the caps made it to the university hospital to meet the newest fans. each baby born in the team's playoff run will receive some of the swag including a blank, hat, and of course, gift from mom, too. larry: look at that! alison: a big yawn! bored. larry: goo a 12-year-old is getting a chance to be a highlight for a day. alison: and john gonzalez tagged along for the journey. >> i'm really excited. john: a smile to melt your heart. and her excitement can burst out of the aviator suit, especially after seeing her own name on the military helicopters. >> i sort of want to be an astro-biologist when i grow up. so i like everything in the air. john: 12-year-old carolyn shaffer is at joint base andrews and thrilled to be a pilot for a day. still okay to hold dad's hand after he helps her get "top gun" ready and patty

joining us now david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones and msnbc political analyst. also with us ned price, former senior director and spokesperson for the national security council. he resigned from the cia when president trump took office. ned price, i just want to good to you for your general sorting out of everything that we have developed in this story toy. >> well, that's a very tough task, lawrence. ly let me first take this unmasking business. i think what the white house and its allies are telling us today is we should not be focused on the underlying substance of this administration's yet unexplained and multiprong ties with the russian government. we should be focused on unmasking. and if you unpack that statement, what they are saying is don't let -- let's not focus on the fact that lots of our associates, lots of trump campaign types and others were apparently caught up in routine, lawful, and authorized u.s. surveillance. let's not focus on all the smoke that is in this routine surveillance. let's instead focus on who called 911 to report this fire. it'

i am joined by david corn. karen tumulty and jens david olen. professor, how legal is this operation at this point, and what might be required if it continues? >> i mean, i think it's legal under u.s. law because the president didn't need congressional authorization for such a limited strike. normally the war powers resolution would apply, but in this case this was such a discrete military strike. and there were exigent circumstances. he was interested in going after a particular air base that was responsible for the chemical weapons attack and he wanted to strike the aircraft that were involved. and so, in that context, i don't think a congressional authorization was required. if trump wants to turn this into a sustained military campaign that lasts more than 60 days, then yes, i think he needs to go to congress for authorization. >> and that time line teams to be key. karen, this is obviously broader than just constitutional law. the role of congress is key as both a legal a political matter. here is senator tim kaine making the case that this

david corn, it appears that the ranking member is not confused about what he saw. >> no. he is a former federal prosecutor. he knows how to handle document secrets and how to deal with other government agencies doing an investigation. which nunes doesn't seem to have my awareness of how to proceed. ooh think about this, joy. he has gone from being basically the chairman of an investigation to someone who should be a witness in the investigation. that's just not a good narrative arc for him. >> yeah. >> and, you know, the story has changed. the story about what is in the documents changed the first three or four times he told the story. we still have no idea there is anything in those documents that really warrant investigation. schiff said no. but that they may just have been minor injuries. and yet you see day after day the white house, sean spicer and other people who are trying to divert attention from the real thing, the russian connection going on about how this is a gigantic civil liberties case, as if they ever cared than. and still nobody ever than nunes has come

this artificially raises the price for corn, hence the for corn. corn is one of the three main food staples in the world. corn, rice and soy. compete for staples customers and land. when you raise the price of corn, you end up having repercussions throughout the global food system. slide had here was just a from a study by the center for regulatory solutions, that is part of the small business and after printer should counsel. they calculate for example that just in california over about 20 , that the increases in food prices -- and also because ethanol impairs fuel economy, the increases in fuel purchases -- would another cost depress labor income by $18 billion. i don't think at the goats to the rest of it. you basically get the point. here's a book that i think is wonderful. also, read steve's book. thesis,s the same basic although in different ways. it's the moral case for fossil fuels. what our epstein argues in this book is people producing and using fossil fuels did not take a safe climate and make it dangerous. the ticket dangerous climate

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looks like un corn to me. >> but the shelter is hoping baby ruth will be don'ted soon and un corn photography kheen owe is available one more day. >> i heard it was selling o out. >> i asked if they were selling in downtown. >> yes. >> and tired of making them. >> we had a barista angry to make so many of them. >> dozens of wild horses and burros went up for adoption. >> bureau of land management gathered them across the country and one of them can be yours for guess how much lauren? 125 is all you need. >> that's not much. >> but there are a few special requirements. you'll need a large animal shelter and your own horse trailer. >> the blm manages free roaming wild horses and public range lands in western states. there's too many horses for the environment to support. so the blm will gamer horse from heard management areas and make them available to adoption to private homes as one way of helping to manage the size of public lands. >> by the way the bureau of land management has placed more than 235,000 wild horses and buros into private care over the past 45 years. >> that's cool for people

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we have policies for producing corn, for feeding animals, for ethanol. not food that we're eating.se of the highly processed foods. we have a health care crisis in this country, most of it due to poor diet. we spend $200 billion a year associated with health care because of poor diets. if we spent more time making nutritious foods less expensive and are month accessible, we can take care of the issues that people care about like health care, the environment and even national security. >> there are big commercial interests involved but it is not, this has the potential of being bipartisan. everybody would agree with what tom just said. unless you're in the business of big food. >> the point i would make, yes, it should be bynipartisan. let's talk about the farm bill, food subsidies. why we have now probably more than 70% of those subsidies are going to the super big companies. and why are we not once and for all using the farm bill to make sure every single american has the same opportunity every single farmer to be able to receive -- >> why don't we do that? >> because the big inte

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they've nevers supported corn ethanol. if we could have made a cellulosic ethanol or other pathways we may still make those work it might look different but, certainly we are in complete agreement with you. to the degree that we are spending it should be in support of the practices like those that take the nitrogen op. >> we have time for one more question. >> [inaudible] have you noticed any of the farmers and ranchers using the benefits -- >> the economic benefits it can be a rough transition but just in kansas i talk about this extreme they have been dealing with and how the conventional yields have gone with the weather so it gives a greater security. they do one tractor pass instead of high, they had far less. the case is becoming 20%. >> i just want to know about the future but how about when you have the government making decisions against it. my son is the managing editor of the sierra club and spends hours and hours writing articles and will walk on thursday and washington and i wonder are we going to have some re

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i have posited for a long time that there two sides of the same corn. they're frustrated, angry, scared people and they didn't care whether the person they were supporting correctly do what they were going to do but all they cared about was they said they would do something. do you think congress has learned this lesson? >> i think congress is so dysfunctional. >> you serve, how do we? >> what, you know this, having to work with the legislator is we've done we've gerrymandered which we've always done. then we've filled people, they've gone out and thought the information that reinforced their views and shut out the information that didn't do that and now, if you're a republican -- remember when we talked about the safe district? now if you're in a safe district you have to watch her primary from the right and the left of your democrat. the congress is going like this and by the way, i think people gave up bowling and took up watching cable television and now they're very impatient and demanding of their representative and compromise is like the worst th

joining me now for perspective, david corn and yahoo news investigative michael is could have and joyce vance. how would an immunity deal work here if he ever got one? >> so immunity in this case could come from one of two sources, actually. it could come from the justice department. that seems unlikely. prosecutors don't like to tip their hand too early in an investigation and offer immunity before they know all the facts. it is too much like buying a pig in the poke. the other potential source for immunity would, of course, be from one of the congressional subcommittees involved in the investigation. that could either be through a two-thirds vote by the full subcommittee. again that, seems unlikely given the fallout of the ollie north prosecution and the iran-contra scandal in which north's successful prosecution was ult platly reversed on appeal because of the immunity grant. >> right. you're basically saying using this especially in the congressional context is dicey and cuts against some of the investigative interests there. david, you have been on the story since the beginning. yo

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